Getting DateTimeOffset value form SQL 2008 to C#

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I have a SQL 2008 table with a field called RecDate of type DateTimeOffset.

For a given record the value is '2010-04-01 17:19:23.62 -05:00'

In C# I create a DataTable and fill it with the results of "SELECT RecDate FROM MyTable".

I need to get the milliseconds, but if I do the following the milliseconds are always 0:

DateTimeOffset dto = DateTimeOffset.Parse(dt.Rows[0][0].ToString());

What is the proper way to get the value in the RecDate column into the dto variable?

Thanks!
Darvis

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